Trekked: meaning, definitions and examples
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trekked
[ trɛkt ]
traveling long-distance
Treked refers to the act of making a long, arduous journey, typically on foot. It often implies a sense of adventure or exploration through challenging terrain, such as mountains or wilderness areas.
Synonyms
hiked, marched, tramped, wandered
Examples of usage
- We trekked through the mountains for three days.
- He has trekked across several countries in search of adventure.
- They trekked to the summit despite the harsh weather.
- After they trekked through the forest, they found a hidden waterfall.
Translations
Translations of the word "trekked" in other languages:
🇵🇹 trekked
- caminhado
- percorrido
🇮🇳 ट्रेक किया
- यात्रा की
- चढ़ाई की
🇩🇪 trekked
- gewandert
- gereist
🇮🇩 trekked
- mendaki
- berjalan
🇺🇦 пішов у похід
- пройдено
- подорожував
🇵🇱 trekked
- wędrował
- podróżował
🇯🇵 トレッキングした
- 歩いた
- 旅行した
🇫🇷 trekked
- fait de la randonnée
- voyagé
🇪🇸 trekked
- caminó
- viajó
🇹🇷 trekked
- yürüyüş yaptı
- seyahat etti
🇰🇷 트레킹했다
- 걸었다
- 여행했다
🇸🇦 تجول
- مشى
- سافر
🇨🇿 trekked
- šel na túru
- cestoval
🇸🇰 trekked
- išiel na túru
- cestoval
🇨🇳 徒步旅行了
- 走了
- 旅行了
🇸🇮 trekked
- hodil
- potoval
🇮🇸 trekked
- gengið
- ferðast
🇰🇿 trekked
- жаяу жүрді
- саяхаттады
🇬🇪 trekked
- ფეხით გაიარა
- იმოგზაურა
🇦🇿 trekked
- piyada getdi
- səyahət etdi
🇲🇽 trekked
- caminó
- viajó
Etymology
The word 'trek' originated in the early 19th century, derived from the Afrikaans word 'trekke', which means 'to pull'. It initially described the journey of Dutch settlers in South Africa who traveled overland with their wagons. Over time, the term evolved and became associated with any long and difficult journey, particularly those taken on foot in rugged conditions. The use of 'trek' in English gained popularity during the 20th century, particularly in the context of hiking and outdoor exploration. Today, 'trek' and its forms, like 'trekked', are commonly used in various outdoor and adventure travel contexts.